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Kids who have experienced burn injuries can face self-esteem challenges as the world around them judges their physical appearance. That’s why Hale Products, a unit of IDEX Fire & Safety, is proudly partnering with Embers of Hope to sponsor their 2025 Burn Survivor Camp, providing young burn survivors with a life-changing experience filled with healing, support, and fun.

In March, Hale presented an IDEX Foundation donation of $28,000 to the Marion County Firefighters Benevolence Fund to support the 2025 Embers of Hope Burn Survivor Camp. Throughout camp, Hale also contributed their time by setting up activities, serving meals and filling back-to-school backpacks. This camp offers young burn survivors from across Florida a safe space for healing, support, and unforgettable experiences. 

For many of the young survivors, the camp is not just a vacation. It is an opportunity to heal and bond with others who share similar experiences. 

“By supporting Embers of Hope camp, Hale Products allows the children and young adults an opportunity to feel a sense of belonging, that they are not alone in this tough road they are facing,” Hale customer service lead Susan Bartlett said. “At the same time offering family members time of respite, while the kids learn coping skills and develop friendships with other youth facing the same challenges.” 

The Power of the Burn Survivors Camp 

The Embers of Hope Burn Survivor Camp is a free 4-day, 3-night camp held at Lake Swan Camp in Melrose, Florida, for children ages 6 through 17 who have sustained a burn injury. The camp’s mission is clear: “empower children to embrace their burns while fostering a sense of community among peers.” 

The camp provides an environment where children not only engage in traditional summer camp activities like swimming, canoeing, and arts and crafts, but also attend workshops on self-esteem, body image, and coping strategies, led by experienced counselors and professionals from the burn community. By offering these unique experiences, the camp helps children develop a healthy self-image and equips them with the emotional tools needed for their journey as survivors.

“Embers of Hope demonstrates that our efforts save lives daily,” said Hale customer service manager Stephen Santa Fe, who worked closely with Ember of Hope founder Rebekah Johnson and the IDEX Foundation to secure funding for the camp. “Providing this camp for children and witnessing the positive impact it has on their lives fills me with pride and joy. The support from IDEX and Hale further strengthens my belief in the value of our work and the product we offer.” 

A Vital Partnership 

Hale’s commitment to safety and innovation in the fire industry aligns seamlessly with their partnership with the Marion County Firefighters and Embers of Hope. 

“The Hale team, renowned for its expertise in world-class fire and safety equipment, is committed to delivering high-quality, comprehensive solutions that address mission-critical problems, save lives, and enhance global safety,” Hale site leader Palmer Pendleton said. “Our partnership with Marion County Fire and Embers of Hope underscores Hale’s steadfast dedication to our values of Trust, Team, and Excellence not only in the industry we serve but also in our community.” 

A Symbol of Hope 

As the 2025 camp prepares for its transformative experiences, the partnership between Hale and Embers of Hope stands as a powerful example of what can be accomplished when businesses and nonprofits come together for the greater good. This donation is not just a financial contribution—it is an investment in the future of burn survivors, their families, and the broader community. It is a symbol of hope, resilience, and unwavering support. 

“We are grateful to the Marion County Fire Department and Embers of Hope for allowing Hale Products to be part of their story,” Pendleton said. 

To enhance career development opportunities for their production workforce, Advanced Flow Solutions (AFS) hosted their first Career Day event. Initiated by HR Leaders Aubrey and Brittany, the event reinforced employee benefits, current advancement opportunities and more.

AFS President Mike Brown opened the event by reaffirming his dedication to investing in career development for his team. He shared a brief overview of his own professional journey, highlighting how he began as an engineer at Flow Management Devices (FMD) and progressed to become a General Manager at IDEX businesses such as FMD and STC Material Solutions.

Following the kick-off, Software and Electrical Engineer Manager Marty and Quality Engineer Tanner welcomed attendees as the event’s co-hosts with insights on their personal growth journeys, setting the stage for a day of learning. The agenda covered topics like the company’s tuition reimbursement policy, applying for internal positions, and attending local technical schools, emphasizing diverse career paths.

A standout moment was when an attendee asked if advancement was possible without a degree, sparking a discussion around on-the-job training and certifications. Leaders highlighted that success isn’t solely dependent on a degree, with growth opportunities available through cross-training and skill development.

The event ended with employees feeling empowered and inspired to explore various career paths. The HR team was thrilled with the event’s success and plans to host similar future events. Career Day was a catalyst for change, encouraging employees to take charge of their professional journeys!

Based on Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S.A, AFS is a group of IDEX Fluid and Metering Technologies (FMT) businesses that provide the refined fuels, LPG, and aviation fuels markets with mission critical fluid measurement and movement devices such as flow meters, pumps, compressors and integrated flow systems.

Warren Rupp is revolutionizing the fluid transfer industry with its brand Cognito, the electrically operated double diaphragm (EODD) heavy-duty pump. The team recently introduced a new 1-inch model to their Cognito line of pumps. This 1-inch model is a measure of the intake and discharge pipe diameter, indicating the size of the inlet and outlet pipe.

Cognito pumps are designed to be highly energy-efficient, reliable, and sustainable. Unlike traditional pumps that rely on compressors and consume more energy, Cognito uses an advanced electric drive, saving up to 70% more energy. This innovation not only reduces energy consumption but also lowers the carbon footprint, making it a game-changer in the industry.

“Designed with our customers in mind, Cognito pumps provide innovative, energy-efficient options to move viscous fluids,” said David Llewellyn, General Manager at Warren Rupp.

Archana Gundre, Managing Director, FMT Pumps Group – Asia, added, “We are thrilled to introduce the Cognito 1” pump, marking the completion of our heavy-duty EODD range. Engineered for energy and operational efficiency, this pump is equipped with the same revolutionary features that have been establishing Cognito as a benchmark in various industries.”

This 1” heavy-duty pump, available in SS, AL, and PP materials, is specifically designed for core market segments like Oil & Gas, Chemical, Paints and Coating, Pharma, LI Battery, and PCB. The pump is best suited for unloading applications, including barrel, drum, OBC, and underground tank/pit unloading, where flow rates required are in the range of 100-110 LPM, and space is compact.

Key features of the new Cognito 1″ pump include:

– Energy Efficiency: It saves up to 70% in energy compared to traditional pumps, reducing environmental impact.

– High Performance: It offers impressive flow rates and pressure options.

– Low Maintenance: It boasts a low cost of ownership and requires minimal upkeep.

– Robust Design: It is built to last, with a longer diaphragm life and no seals, reducing failure rates.

Currently, Cognito 1” pumps are manufactured in India and China. With the introduction of the new 1-inch model, the Cognito lineup now includes a full range of pump sizes: 25 mm (1″), 50 mm (2”), 76 mm (3”), and 101 mm (4”).

Last month, a group of women from Trebor International stepped off the production floor and into a room full of changemakers at the Utah Manufacturing Association’s Women in Manufacturing Conference. Attending alongside several production line employees were Trebor’s Senior Quality Engineer Narae Kim and Marketing Manager Sara Ann O’Leary. For many, the event was more than a professional development opportunity—it was a mindset shift.

For several of the attendees, it was their first time participating in a gathering focused entirely on the contributions, leadership, and presence of women in the manufacturing industry.

One pump technician, Tammy Yates, shared a personal takeaway that captured the heart of the day.

“In a room full of women who’ve been through what I’ve felt—doubting my voice, wondering if I belonged—I realized my knowledge matters,” she said. “I’ve worked on pumps for years, but I never thought of myself as someone who could lead. Now I do.”

That quiet yet powerful realization reflected a broader truth: when women are given space to connect, reflect, and see themselves in leadership roles, they rise. Since returning from the conference, Tammy has taken on a mentorship role with a new technician and has begun actively contributing in daily operations meetings with renewed confidence and purpose.

The conference sessions addressed key topics like workforce development, inclusive leadership, and the challenges women face in male-dominated fields. However, the most lasting impact came from the informal moments—stories exchanged over coffee and conversation. Stories of resilience. Stories of rising.

Trebor International remains committed to building on this momentum. Whether on the production floor manufacturing of Trebor’s non-corrosive AODD pumps for chemical delivery applications and heating systems, or in leadership, every voice matters. —This experience served as a powerful reminder that when those voices come together, meaningful change follows.

With a $40,000 USD contribution from the IDEX Foundation and over 100 volunteer hours, employees of IDEX Pump Technologies (IPTI) have again played a crucial role in renovating facilities important to a non-profit organization for autistic young people.

Like our IPTI team, Dochas is based in Shannon, Ireland, creating opportunities for individuals on the autism spectrum, ages 5 to 28.

Central to this partnership are the newly developed Printing Studio and Sensory Room. The Printing Studio is a space where Dochas members can acquire new skills. Here, members can design flyers and other printed materials, providing a practical environment for learning, development, and future job opportunities. The Sensory Room offers a tranquil setting designed to help members find calm and ease anxiety.

With participation from over 75% of employees across various departments, IPTI’s contributions extend beyond just the Printing Studio and Sensory Room. Previous projects include a music room to support speech development, a Life Skills Room for cooking lessons, and an occupational therapy room for improved physical coordination. The Life Skills Room features the Dochas Café, which employs 12 members responsible for serving, waiting tables, and baking.

Together, these initiatives foster practical training for real-life situations, helping members build skills in punctuality, professionalism, and communication, ultimately easing their transition into the workforce.

Since 2018, IPTI’s collaboration with Dochas showcases how anyone can make a difference. By creating environments that promote growth and self-sufficiency, they empower individuals on the spectrum to lead fulfilling lives, demonstrating the significant impact businesses can have on their communities.

From new digital monitoring and design solutions to the North American introduction of lifesaving Vetter safety cushions, IDEX Fire & Safety shared plenty of innovation news at FDIC International in Indianapolis this week.  

The largest annual trade show for the North American fire and rescue industry, FDIC is often the location of significant industry announcements. News made by IDEX Fire & Safety businesses included: 

FireLink Enabled by Captium: The Future of Fire Truck Health and Performance  

Akron Brass announced FireLink with Captium; a revolutionary connected platform designed to enhance the performance and health of fire trucks. Installing FireLink and gaining access to the Captium platform empowers firefighters and fire departments to stay ahead of maintenance needs, ensuring that their apparatus is always ready to respond when it matters most. 

The addition of FireLink to any apparatus and access to the software platform, Captium addresses these challenges head-on by providing real-time insights into truck health and performance. 

Digital Truck Designer: The Future of Fire Apparatus Design  

Digital Truck Designer (DTD) aims to revolutionize how original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) design and maintain fire apparatus. The DTD is an intuitive design tool created to empower engineers or technicians to build apparatus wiring programs and logic in a more efficient and replicable way.  

With the Digital Truck Designer, engineers or technicians can build electrical systems faster and simpler by leveraging visual-based logic programming, drastically cutting development time by 50% and production time by 30%. This state-of-the-art tool streamlines workflows, allowing for custom logic building, cataloging, and reuse, meeting the ever-evolving needs of firefighting equipment.  

Vetter Safety Cushions Enter the North American Market 

Vetter Rescue Products have been creating lifesaving technology since 1964. Now they are introducing the Safety Cushion SC 50 and SC 80 in the North America market.  

A compact and portable solution for high-risk rescues in metro or urban environments, Vetter Safety Cushions are designed for when ariel trucks are unable to reach. Powered by compressed air cylinders for dependable performance without the need for fans or power supply, they inflate in a minute or less, requiring only 2 (SC 50) or 4 operators (SC 80) for setup and maneuvering.  

Neon-yellow side walls make Vetter Safety Cushions even more visible at night or in poor weather conditions. The blue circle landing zone design, developed and verified in collaboration with psychologists, reduces the paralyzing fear of jumping. 

HURST Unveils Tactical SC 258 & SC 358 Black Combi Tools  

HURST announced its latest innovations, the Tactical SC 258 and SC 358 Black Combi Tools. Along with STRONGARM, they deliver a range of hydraulic breaching for every scenario. Engineered and designed for ultimate stealth and power, these tools set a new standard for covert operations in law enforcement, military applications, and tactical teams.  

Featuring a blackened stealth coating with muted LEDs to remain covert during use. These tools are built for prolonged use in the field and offer a long battery life that ensures operational readiness in any scenario. Effortless one-person operation and easy tip changes on the fly, making it ideal for dynamic and fast-moving situations.  

IDEX Fire & Safety Launches the Enhanced SAM Smart Nozzle 2.0  

The SAM Smart Nozzle 2.0 is the next generation of firefighting technology designed to empower fire service personnel with enhanced safety, power, and control. With the first moments of addressing a fire critical for minimizing damage and ensuring community safety, the Smart Nozzle 2.0 speeds response for fire departments across the nation.  

IDEX Fire & Safety developed the SAM Smart Nozzle technology to give crews greater control over the fireground, enabling faster and more effective water delivery. With the Smart Nozzle 2.0, firefighters can focus on tackling the blaze rather than managing equipment. The Smart Nozzle 2.0 is compatible with any apparatus that uses the SAM or SAM BOOST System 

HURST Launches the S 120 E Mini Cutter  

A Compact Powerhouse for Rescue Professionals  

The S 120 E Mini Cutter, a compact extrication tool designed to meet the demanding needs of rescue and extrication professionals, enables firefighters to quickly and precisely navigate tight spaces. HURST’s new portable and efficient tool helps extricate victims in confined or hard-to-reach areas.  

Bulkier tools can be challenging to use in tight spaces because their size and weight limit maneuverability, increasing the risk of injury, and delaying the rescue process due to difficulty accessing the victim. In such scenarios, the compact, lightweight, and highly maneuverable Mini Cutter ensures the safety of both the rescuer and victim.  

For more about IDEX Fire & Safety’s announcements and demonstrations at FDIC, see their event page online. 

NORTHBROOK, IL, [March 10], 2025 – IDEX Corporation (NYSE: IEX) today announced that Jim Giannakouros will join the Company as Vice President of Investor Relations, effective March 10. In this role, he will provide strategic leadership to the Executive Leadership Team, strengthen relationships within the investment community, and enhance the company’s investor relations function. Mr. Giannakouros will report to Abhi Khandelwal, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.

Mr. Giannakouros brings more than 25 years of financial and industry experience through various buy side, sell side, and investor relations roles, including at Osprey Partners Investment Management as a Generalist and member of the Large-cap Value Equity team, a sell side equity research associate at Bear, Stearns & Co., CIBC World Markets, and Susquehanna International Group, and more recently as Managing Director and Senior Analyst at Oppenheimer & Co. During his tenure, Mr. Giannakouros’ coverage universe centered on the Industrials sector, and notably included IDEX. Over the last six years, his corporate roles have included Vice President of Investor Relations and FP&A at Carlisle Companies Inc. (NYSE: CSL), a large-cap industrial and leading supplier of innovative, energy-efficient building products and solutions, where he developed an award-winning IR function, and Senior Director of Investor Relations at Kenvue Inc. (NYSE: KVUE), the largest pure-play consumer health company globally.

“We are thrilled to have Jim join the IDEX team,” Mr. Khandelwal said. “His years of experience spanning multiple sectors, including industrials, and record of leveraging his extensive financial and capital markets experience will help us effectively communicate and develop relationships with new and existing investors. We are fortunate to have a professional of Jim’s caliber leading our investor relations efforts and look forward to the meaningful impact he will have.”

Mr. Giannakouros holds a BA degree in Statistics/Mathematics from Rutgers University and an MBA in Finance from the Stern School of Business at New York University. He is also a CFA® charterholder.

Forward-Looking Statements

This news release contains “forward-looking” statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, as amended. These statements may relate to, among other things, the Company’s first quarter 2025 and full year 2025 outlook including expected organic sales, expected earnings per share, and expected adjusted earnings per share and the assumptions underlying these expectations, anticipated future acquisition behavior, resource deployment and focus and organic and inorganic growth, returns on invested capital, anticipated trends in end markets, anticipated growth initiatives and the anticipated benefits of the Company’s recent or future acquisitions and are indicated by words or phrases such as “anticipates,” “estimates,” “plans,” “guidance,” “expects,” “projects,” “forecasts,” “should,” “could,” “will,” “management believes,” “the Company believes,” “the Company intends” and similar words or phrases. These statements are subject to inherent uncertainties and risks that could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated at the date of this news release. The risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the following: levels of industrial activity and economic conditions in the U.S. and other countries around the world, including uncertainties in the financial markets; pricing pressures, including inflation and rising interest rates, and other competitive factors and levels of capital spending in certain industries; the impact of severe weather events, natural disasters and public health threats; economic and political consequences resulting from terrorist attacks and wars; the Company’s ability to make acquisitions and to integrate and operate acquired businesses on a profitable basis; cybersecurity incidents; the relationship of the U.S. dollar to other currencies and its impact on pricing and cost competitiveness; political and economic conditions in countries in which the Company operates; developments with respect to trade policy and existing, new or increased tariffs or other similar measures; interest rates; capacity utilization and the effect this has on costs; labor markets; supply chain conditions; market conditions and material costs; risks related to environmental, social and corporate governance issues, including those related to climate change and sustainability; and developments with respect to contingencies, such as litigation and environmental matters. Additional factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those reflected in the forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, the risks discussed in the “Risk Factors” section included in the Company’s most recent annual report on Form 10-K and the Company’s subsequent quarterly reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) and the other risks discussed in the Company’s filings with the SEC. The forward-looking statements included here are only made as of the date of this news release, and management undertakes no obligation to publicly update them to reflect subsequent events or circumstances, except as may be required by law. Investors are cautioned not to rely unduly on forward-looking statements when evaluating the information presented here.

About IDEX

IDEX Corporation (NYSE: IEX) designs and builds engineered products and mission-critical components that make everyday life better. IDEX precision components help craft the microchip powering your electronics, treat water so it is safe to drink, and protect communities and the environment from sewer overflows. Our optics enable global broadband satellite communications, and our pumps move challenging fluids that range from hot, to viscous, to caustic. IDEX components assist healthcare professionals in saving lives as part of many leading diagnostic machines, including DNA sequencers that help doctors personalize treatment. And our fire and rescue tools, including the industry-leading Hurst Jaws of Life®, are trusted by rescue workers around the world. These are just some of the thousands of products that help IDEX live its purpose – Trusted Solutions, Improving Lives™. Founded in 1988 with three small, entrepreneurial manufacturing companies, IDEX now includes more than 50 diverse businesses around the world. With about 9,000 employees and manufacturing operations in more than 20 countries, IDEX is a diversified, high-performing, global company with approximately $3.3 billion in annual sales. For further information on IDEX Corporation and its business units, visit the company’s website at www.idexcorp.com.

Investor Contact: jgiannakouros@idexcorp.com

Media Contact: mdspencer@idexcorp.com

IDEX Fire & Safety EU this week introduced a new animated feature, highlighting how the automated SAMFlows integrated total waterflow control system is revolutionizing the speed of fire engine pump operations during the critical first few minutes on scene. 

While many in the fire services still control flow with complicated manual control panels on the side of trucks, SAMFlows automates the moving water from the water source to the fire. SAMFlows controls the intake, discharge, and tank valves, engine speed, primer operation, bleed valves, and tank recirculation to automate the entire pumping process for the operator.

During the critical first five minutes, the pump operator typically has thirteen tasks to complete to supply initial attack crews and establish a water source. With SAMFlows, the operator only has to do three of these tasks, and SAMFlows takes care of the rest. SAMFlows frees the operator to focus on the crew and fireground conditions.

See it yourself by starting the SAMFLOWS Experience here.

Technological changes in proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolyzes are changing the value proposition for green hydrogen, opening new long-term viability opportunities for manufacturers.

In a recent POWER magazine article, Matt Behrns and Alex Papandrew of Mott Corporation explore three key trends shaping the future:

• Reduced precious metal coatings to cut costs;
• Thinner membranes for improved efficiency, and;
• Optimized cell designs for enhanced durability. 

“Experts have long deemed electrolyzers as a central technology for meeting our “carbon peak and neutrality” goals, but substantive investments have lagged due to high manufacturing costs. What these recent advancements demonstrate, however, is that the long-term viability of electrolyzers is closer than many realize,” they write.

Read “Advancements in Electrolyzer Technology Could Make Green Hydrogen Viable Sooner Than You Think” at POWER online. POWER provides “in-depth news and insight on the end-to-end electricity system and the ongoing energy transition.”

Alex is Senior Program Manager for Clean Energy at Mott, and earned a Ph.D., in Materials Science from Caltech. Matt is VP and General Manager of Clean Energy and Marketing for Mott.

IDEX Teams showed tremendous generosity in their local communities again this year, giving to charities that support children and families in need during the winter holidays. What a wonderful embodiment of the holiday spirit, and the commitment IDEX teams have to brightening others’ lives.

GAST Employees Hosts a Food Drive Ahead of the Holidays

Located in Redditch, U.K., a dedicated group at GAST organized a food drive to support local families in need during the holiday season.

They partnered with the Friends of Isaac Food Bank, inspired by ten-year-old Isaac, who started the food bank in his parents’ driveway in 2020. Since then, Isaac has expanded his offerings from three food sheds to five!

The team rallied their local networks and filled their donation bins with non-perishable food items. Recognizing the high number of people in need, GAST plans to partner with the IDEX Foundation to help sustain this partnership.

Thanksgiving Baskets & Toy Drives

Our U.S. based SFC Koenig colleagues brought in the winter holidays by assembling Thanksgiving baskets for their community in North Haven, Connecticut. They followed that with a Toy drive during their local team Town Hall. 

Dinner is Served by Microfluidics

In the spirit of gratitude, Microfluidics served dinner to nearly 200 men at the Pine Street Inn located in the South End of Boston. They also celebrated the amazing work the shelter does around homelessness and hunger in the Greater Boston area.

Mott’s Growing Giving Tree

Annually, Mott employees support their community partner, Wheeler Clinic, by fulfilling gift requests for the foster care program. This year, they provided over 200 gifts, helping to make the holidays a little brighter for so many!

IDEX Corporation Supports Kids Above All

IDEX corporate employees from the Northbrook and downtown Chicago offices, competed against each other this month to purchase holiday gifts online for local children at Kids Above All who have experienced trauma. In just a few short weeks, corporate team members and their family members donated nearly 900 gifts, topping the 750 donated last year. Additionally, the global Talent Team volunteered their time, wrapping gifts for the children.

Godiva Brings Comfort to Hospice Patients

Our Godiva colleagues in Warwickshire, England have generously purchased and donated a wonderful array of children’s toys to Myton Hospice, providing comfort over the festive period. Talented and dedicated employees hand-made some of the gifts, adding a personal and heartfelt touch to our donations.

Fluid Management Brings Holiday Cheer to Local Schools

Fluid Management in Wheeling, Illinois (USA), donated 40 turkeys to a local elementary school and partnered with them for a holiday program that consisted of sponsoring 10 children and a toy drive for Jane Addams Elementary school in nearby Palatine, Illinois.  

Engagement Committee Members Host a Toy Drive

Akron Brass’s Employee Engagement Committee put together a toy drive for local non-profit ministry “People to People”. The team in Wooster, Ohio (USA) received $270 USD in cash donations and had several employees donate toys!

Hale Brings Cheer to Local Burn Victims

Hale team members donated over 40 Christmas gifts to children in Central Florida who have been affected by burns. Hale partnered with the Marion County Benevolence Fund and Embers of Hope to spread Holiday cheer.

Holiday Greetings from AFS

Hear everyone’s holiday traditions, favorite Christmas songs and foods in this wholesome employee filmed Holiday video from the team at Advanced Flow Solutions (AFS) in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma! https://youtu.be/njYHFoMFluw?si=3eKlPyCsO5cLKa1x

Pulsafeeder Teams in Rochester, New York Volunteer at Local Food Bank Foodlink and Toys for Tots

KZ Valve Grows Their Impact in 2024

Earlier this month, KZValve teamed up with Heartland Hope Mission to support their annual Hope Filled Christmas event, which provides toys to children in the Omaha, Nebraska (USA) area. Last year, they helped over 5,000 kids; this year, that number has grown to over 7,400. KZValve volunteers sorted toys and organized clothes for the newly opened Toy Distribution Center.

Banjo’s Annual Toy Drive

Based in Crawfordsville, Indiana, REINdear (Reaching Everyone In Need), organizes an annual toy drive. Banjo employees consistently sign up by the dozens to and purchase gifts for approximately 1,200 children in Montgomery County area during the holiday season.

The IDEX Foundation Sponsors IH&S This Season

Teams at IDEX Health & Science in Rohnert Park, California have sponsored a local Secret Santa program for several years. Secret Santa is a nonprofit gift-giving program, providing gifts and holiday cheer to those less fortunate in our community. Secret Santa has been bringing joy to people throughout Sonoma County for over 36 years, ensuring that children, teens, adults, and seniors who would not otherwise receive a holiday gift have reason to celebrate and experience the compassion and generosity of their community. This year in addition to our generous employee donations, the IDEX Foundation approved a grant for $5,000 USD!

ADS Joins the Huntsville Christmas Parade

For “Giving Tuesday” a group of ADS team members in Huntsville, Alabama based (USA) supported Next Step Farms (alongside students and staff), by purchasing and helping to distribute candy and toys at the 2024 Huntsville Christmas parade. They also took the chance to formally present them with the generous IDEX Foundation donation from earlier this year. The IDEX funds will be spent on technology needs such as tablets, new computers, and specialized software to help the students utilize the latest technology and improve communication, commerce, basic online research, and simple inventory tracking.

IDEX Foundation Empowers SFC KOENIG

With the support of the IDEX Foundation, our colleagues at SFC KOENIG gathered 180 kg of no-perishable food and hygiene products that were donated to the Stiftung Schweizer Tafel. The Switzerland based team is proud to support an organization that is dedicated to serving the homeless.

Envirosight Packs Nearly 200 Meals in NJ

Located in Randolph, New Jersey (USA), employees at Envirosight volunteered at the Community Foodbank of New Jersey. They sorted donations into 197 boxes to support the organizations anti-hunger mission.